Open enzotar opened 6 days ago
That is not as easy as just changing the vscode://
url to point to a different editor. The other editor would require its own plugin. This plugin will not be compatible with another editors plugin system so a completely new plugin would have to be written for each editor. Also the editor itself would have to support Windows, Linux and Mac - same as Obsidian. Far to much work even for just one other editor as I would have to learn its plugin system before even starting.
That is a great idea and I'll look into trhis when I can
Another good idea, very similar to your second question
That sounds easy enough. It's just combining 2 existing functions.
This I was aware of and it definitely is on my todo list. That whole section of code needs to be updated to cover moree posibilities.
Currently I'm in the middle of submitting a plugin for Obsidian that is taking up my time right now. I also just switched from Windows to Linux about a month ago which required completely changing my programming environment setup. I also needed to change all my source files to support both Windows and Linux line endings (Linux is just \n while Win is \r\n) and that is still ongoing, although all my vscode extensions are done.
This plugin is one I use all the time so when I am caught up on everything I'm working on right now I will revist this plugin as it has been on my todo list for quite some time now.
Thanks for the suggestions, William.
If you're still working on it,
vscode://
// | NOTE: ...
, a quick shortcut to open the note block in Obsidian